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Illustration to Sydney Grundy and Arthur Sullivan's 1892 opera Haddon Hall, from the Illustrated London News. Showing the Elopement of Dorothy Vernon from Act II.

Scanned at 600 dpi, then stitched together with Hugin, followed by some light cleanup.

Source

Illustrated London News

Date

October 1, 1892

Author

M. Browne (possibly Mather Brown)^[1]
Herbert Railton (1858–1911)^[2]

Scanning, preparation, stitching and light restoration by Adam Cuerden.

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^ I can find no information on M. Browne, after two hours of research. Given the year, we can at least say it's highly likely he's out of copyright in the UK (UK copyright is life+70, as this was published in 1892, he would have to live 50 years after publishing this for it to be out of copyright.
^ Illustrated Books, The University of Manchester Library. Wikipedia gives slightly different dates.

[1] I can find no information on M. Browne, after two hours of research. Given the year, we can at least say it's highly likely he's out of copyright in the UK (UK copyright is life+70, as this was published in 1892, he would have to live 50 years after publishing this for it to be out of copyright.

[2] Illustrated Books, The University of Manchester Library. Wikipedia gives slightly different dates.

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